Archive for January 2022

Biogen Inc. has made multiple appearances in this year’s "Shkreli Awards," a local nonprofit’s annual scolding of health-care profiteers who, the group says, have "particularly creative ways of milking the health system for money." Read More

Eighty woman-owned restaurants across the state have received a boost to help make it through the pandemic for the second year in a row. Read More

Next month, Bank of America will stop non-sufficient funds fees and the ability for customers to overdraw via ATM. The bank will then lower overdraft fees to $10 from $35 in May. Read More

Harvard alumni across the globe will now have access to a new accelerator for early-stage ventures. Read More

The state Legislature is considering lifting a statewide ban on rent control policies, which advocates say is an urgent necessity and which the real estate industry staunchly opposes. Read More

Good morning, Boston. Here are the five things you need to know to start your busy workday, top workplaces, and how we should look at office space from now on. Read More

Boston-based Seniorlink, a 22-year-old firm with 260 employees in the Bay State, is the latest local company to make adjustments to its corner office. Read More

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu’s administration is finalizing the job posting for a chief of planning role, a newly created cabinet-level position that could “help oversee” the Boston Planning and Development Agency. Read More

For some who’ve joined the Great Resignation, it’s not them, it’s you. Read More